Study in Seville

City in Spain

Number of universities5

Average rent~583€/month

Weather~23°C

Universities in city

About Seville

Top universities

Universidad de Sevilla

Number of programs5

Ranking237/1000

Private

Universidad Internacional de Andalucia

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Why study in Seville?

Things to do in Seville
- Visit the Cathedral of Sevilla
With a beautiful gothic style architecture, the Cathedral of Seville was declared a World Heritage Site in 1987. One of the latest works and the most outstanding and important parts of the Cathedral are the new stone blocks that replaced in 2010 the 576 ashlars that made up one of the great pillars of the temple. You can visit it by booking your ticket from 27 euros.
- Visiting the Alcázar of Sevilla
If you come to Seville, it is essential that you go to visit the Alcazar. It is located in the surroundings of the Cathedral of Seville and the Giralda. It is considered a Mudejar and a Gothic palace and has amazing gardens that you cannot fail to photograph. With a budget of 13.50 euros you can visit this monument which is the sixth most visited in Spain, with 1.8 million visitors annually.
- See the Torre del Oro
This landmark of the city of Seville is located on the Guadalquivir River and is also known as the ‘Torre Dorada’. It was built in the 13th century, when Seville was ruled by the Almohads, a Muslim dynasty. In this 12-sided Torre del Oro you can visit the naval museum and enjoy a wonderful view. The price for students is 3 euros.
- Navigate in the Plaza España
The Plaza España has a spectacular landscape and there is the option to rent some boats to row and immortalise the buildings of the square. It is a very fun plan for everyone who comes to that place, and the price of the boats varies between 6 and 12 euros depending on the capacity of them.
Weather
The climate in the city of Sevilla can be considered temperate and warm. Due to its geographical location, it has a continental Mediterranean climate, where summers can be extremely hot and reach up to 40 degrees. It should be noted that Sevilla manages to reach the highest temperatures in the whole country. On the other hand, winters are not as cold as in other cities in Spain, as the average temperature between November and March is 12 degrees.

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- Adapt to local customs. As in almost all Spanish-speaking countries, the greeting is "Hola, ¿qué tal?", but don't forget that in Seville and in all Spain you must also give two kisses -one on each cheek- when greeting and saying goodbye. Try to meet local people so you can get used to different details that will make you feel more comfortable.